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Alex Wellerstein @wellerstein.bsky.social · 27/08/2024

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Victor Asal @victorasal.bsky.social · 22/03/2024

My new article with Michael Shkolnik is out! Crossing Battle Death Lines: Why Do Some Insurgent Organizations Escalate Violence to Higher-Intensity Armed Conflicts? There are 50 free pdfs that can be downloaded at the link below. Let me know what you think! t.co/CrUU27z2vY

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Crossing Battle Death Lines: Why Do Some Insurgent Organizations Escalate Violence to Higher-Intensity Armed Conflicts?

Why do some insurgent groups escalate violence to higher-intensity insurgencies or civil war? We explore this question among 140 insurgent groups worldwide across various thresholds of armed confli...

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UC Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation @ucigcc.bsky.social · 05/03/2024

The U.S. & China are in a race to unlock #quantum technologies critical for #AI & secure communications, and China may be winning. What’s in store for this growing quantum rivalry? Read IGCC’s latest issue brief from Juljan Krause to learn more: bit.ly/3uDDq8Y

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International Studies Perspectives @ispjournal.bsky.social · 04/03/2024

Now Online First at ISP: "When Is Old Too Old? The Problem of Leaning on Outdated Historical Work and a Simple Distinction between Two Kinds of Evidence to Address This" from Jorgen Moller. academic.oup.com/isp/advance-...

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Shelley Liu @shelleyliu.bsky.social · 22/01/2024

📚🚨 My book, "Governing After War: Rebel Victories and Post-war Statebuilding", will be out on Feb 22 and avail for pre-order! bit.ly/govafterwar ❓: how does rebel governance & social control shape rebel victors' post-war strategies for consolidating power?

Book cover for "Governing After War: Rebel Victories and Post-war Statebuilding" by Shelley X. Liu, published by Oxford University Press.

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Alex Wellerstein @wellerstein.bsky.social · 04/01/2024

I realized recently that a number of the descriptions of the target selection for the atomic bombings get the progression a bit wrong. What follows is what I think is the most complete timeline of changes to the target list through the atomic bombings themselves that is available. (1/...)

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Greg Nemet @gregnemet.net · 08/12/2023

How fast can we go on climate? NEW data for exploration + download The HATCH: Historical Adoption of TeCHnology dataset Massive effort by U.Wisc MCC-Berlin IIASA --> 7k country-level time series on adoption of >200 diverse technologies. Paper: rdcu.be/dpQgE Data: zenodo.org/records/1003...

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